Beaten in the drive-in: "Weird to see your sister lying behind the window"

'Before the corpse, you can drive to the second window. & # 39; In Memphis, in the state of Tennessee in the United States, you may be recently driven to drive a vehicle. At R. Bernard's Funeral Services, the deceased was lying behind a window and parents passed by to prove their last honor.

"I wanted to start something new, something different from traditional funeral services," says director Ryan Bernard at New. York Post. "The elderly, or the disabled, also have the opportunity to say goodbye, there are also people who do not like funeral homes, for them it's perfect."

Fire Patricia Walton

sister behind such a window to see "

Patricia Walton is one of the first deceased people who is exposed in the drive-in. Her sister Michelle initially had her doubts. "At first I was skeptical, but it's strange to see your sister lying behind a window."

Yet, Patricia's family finally decided on the special event. "Patricia always wanted to be famous, we did not use her funeral to make her famous, but she was always happy to be seen and she would be happy with our choice."

"The family does not realize that they were there"

According to director Bernard, there are several reasons to choose funerals: "Sometimes there are family quarrels and parents do not want that some people attend the funeral. They can simply come to the drive-through and the family will not even realize that they were there. "

But above all, farewell should not be too serious or sad at the drive-in:" We celebrate life, we dance and we sing, "says Bernard." We try to do something fun thing. "

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